There are more than 2000 fintech companies in India. Amongst these 1800+ fintech companies are startups.
Moreover, 42% of the fintech companies are based from Bangalore and Mumbai.
Still there are only 20 fintech unicorns in India.
What could be
As of June 30, 2024, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has recognized 1.40 lakh entities as startups in India. 😨🔥
According to a written response by the Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Jitin Pra
Indian AI startups have only raised $700M so far; compared to Americas $19B excluding many companies like Google Deepmind, Databricks etc and then we say why Indians are not innovating?
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Udyamee
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Too many funding announcements today.
This week is going to be big in terms of startup funding.
In May, Indian startups raised 1.3 billion dollars, the highest amount this year.
Do you think the funding winter for Indian startups is coming to a
Hello medial family. Iam thinking to start my strategy series where I tell the strategies of different companies and startups.
What do you think 🤔 ??
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Only Business
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Do you known what is the market value of agriculture industry in India ?it is 400 billion dollars! Its shocking right .
Do you known who are the giant players and their revenue
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Is Bangalore losing its attractiveness for new startups?
There can be two main reasons for this:
1. State Government policies against new companies
2. Favourable business environment in some of the cities in India.
🔥 Happy Birthday PM Modi JI 🔥
In 2009, India had only about 200-300 startups. However, after Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister in 2014, the startup ecosystem experienced incredible growth. In just a few years, India saw a surge to 60,000 reg
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Mayank Kumar
Stealth • 4m
Ending the day with this.
Happy reading!
The Rise of Unicorn Startups: What’s Next?
Unicorn startups—those valued at over $1 billion—are reshaping industries. Companies like Airbnb, Stripe, and ByteDance have set new standards. But what's next?
A decentralised marketplace where different startups, institutions, and big companies are connected and where they can share their data. The platform provides pre-processing, compliance checks and data licensing to provide a safe harbour for AI compa
